On Apr 16, 8:53*am, Weatherlawyer wrote:
On Apr 12, 10:38*pm, Weatherlawyer wrote:

I don't know if things are going to get back to normal or if there has
been a seasonal change there. But take a look at this run over the
next 150 hours:

http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/char...ml?type=mslp-p...

First off, concentrate on the precipitation out of Africa and see
where it goes, straight into the continent and stays there.

Next time around, watch a confluence from South America join it.
The charts finish before any conclusions can be drawn.

It looks like it could get interesting though. It might even supply a
crib into the way that meteorological computer programmes might be
bent to include seismic disturbances.

A low on the southern tip of Greenland sending earthquake signals out
into the Atlantic midnight 16th, turns into a deep Low over Ireland
midnight on the 18th, dispersing over Britain by noon.

Dense Lows deepen off Antarctica (30 and 140 East) 06:00 UTC today
deepen and by 05:00 on the 17th disperse.

That's got to be worth a couple of sixes.
The next roll of the dice for powerful quakes according to the BOM
Antarctic chart looks like the weekend. Take a look at the three dark
regions on Saturday:

http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/char...Refresh+ View

It looks like 2 more Magnitude 6s but the Met Office is indicating
nothing of the osort. So it will probably be something else. More
tornadoes in the USA?

I have no idea. There is actually a boat anchor heading for the Baltic
on Thursday. We are more than due for a theatric phreatic but I really
shouldn't say.